Hi Martin.
What would be the best OCR solution to have?.
Regards.
Stuart.
On 22 Apr 2013, at 16:38, "Martin G. McCormick" <[email protected]> 
wrote:

>       I work on a moderately large uni campus and, trust me,
> the library is not going anywhere anytime soon. It's a large
> building full of a few computers and public computer labs and,
> here it comes, millions of books. The kind that are printed on
> paper with ink.
> 
>       They are, in fact, always running out of space so will
> be soon building a high-tech storage facility to store even more
> books.
> 
>       The main library will be full of the books that students
> are likely to need most often and the annex will have older
> volumes that don't circulate as frequently.
> 
>       I recently learned some trivia about library building
> technology.
> 
>       Libraries are harder to build than parking garages
> because the collective weight of all the books is more than even
> the collective weight of all the vehicles that one would find
> in a parking garage.
> 
>       They have to sink pilons all the way down to bedrock to
> keep the library building from sinking slowly in to the ground.
> 
>       OCR may not be as necessary now as it used to be, but it
> is still the only reasonable solution in a lot of situations. As
> with many technological things, it is cheaper and better than
> ever. If I lived alone, I would have the best OCR system I could
> reasonably find.
> 
> Martin
> 
> Gordon Smith writes:
>> Hello Sarah
>> 
>> Just because you don't use paper at uni, that doesn't mean it's obsolete 
>> and, to be blunt, I feel that anybody pretending they don't need to look 
>> at this kind of technology is burying their proverbial heads in the 
>> proverbial sand.  What, for instance, happens if you live alone and if 
>> you then start receiving private mail on paper?  Guess what!  You need to 
>> trust somebody else to read it to you because you have no way of doing so.
> 
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